The Côte Saint-Luc Cats Committee (CSLCC) and Educhat will present a Zumbathon for a Cause on Sunday, April 21 (11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.) at the West End Gym in the CSL Shopping Centre (7025 Côte St. Luc Road)
Anyone who makes a minimum donation of $10 at the door is invited to participate. Tax receipts are available for donations of $50 or more. “Dance, get in shape, have fun and make a positive contribution to ours cats programming,” says event chair Fern Robin.
The CSLCC, established less than three years ago, works in partnership with Shelley Schecter of Educhat on a Trap, Neuter, Release and Adopt Program A team of volunteers set out to trap as many as possible, have them sterilized and then adopted or returned to the spot where they were originally found. The committee has also rescued a number of baby kittens and found homes for them. The city’s first ever cat licensing bylaw was adopted recently.
Nine zumba instructors have generously agreed to donate their time. Participants will be able to enjoy a fun zumba session and help the rescue efforts of homeless “community” cats. They are Elena Bertoldi, Leticia Nieto, Gilda Genis Triana ,Candida Ventura, Barbara Mora, Alessandra Gaudio, Carole Albert, Viko Flores and Jorge Martinez.
For more information call 514-485-6806, ext. 2200 or log on to www.cotesaintluc.org/cats, www.educhat.ca or Facebook (Côte St. Luc Cats Committee TNR Program).
Anyone who makes a minimum donation of $10 at the door is invited to participate. Tax receipts are available for donations of $50 or more. “Dance, get in shape, have fun and make a positive contribution to ours cats programming,” says event chair Fern Robin.
The CSLCC, established less than three years ago, works in partnership with Shelley Schecter of Educhat on a Trap, Neuter, Release and Adopt Program A team of volunteers set out to trap as many as possible, have them sterilized and then adopted or returned to the spot where they were originally found. The committee has also rescued a number of baby kittens and found homes for them. The city’s first ever cat licensing bylaw was adopted recently.
Nine zumba instructors have generously agreed to donate their time. Participants will be able to enjoy a fun zumba session and help the rescue efforts of homeless “community” cats. They are Elena Bertoldi, Leticia Nieto, Gilda Genis Triana ,Candida Ventura, Barbara Mora, Alessandra Gaudio, Carole Albert, Viko Flores and Jorge Martinez.
For more information call 514-485-6806, ext. 2200 or log on to www.cotesaintluc.org/cats, www.educhat.ca or Facebook (Côte St. Luc Cats Committee TNR Program).
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